John Kiesewetter is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He writes for WVXU and covers local news and events, including television shows, film premieres, and interviews with local personalities. John's articles provide insights into the entertainment industry and highlight the vibrant culture of Cincinnati.
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John Kiesewetter's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, particularly related to television, radio, and events in Cincinnati. Pitches should align with this focus by offering unique stories about local personalities or exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into TV shows or radio programs.
With a significant portion of his articles being announcement-based and event-focused, consider pitching timely and engaging local events within the entertainment industry in Cincinnati. Additionally, if you have access to insider information regarding new TV show launches or developments in the local entertainment scene that would be of interest to the community in Ohio, those pitches may also resonate well with him.
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WXIX-TV's chief meteorologist started in TV in 1977 at WLWT-TV under legendary forecaster Tony Sands.
Those old familiar TV friends return this week in Elf, The Polar Express, Christmas Vacation, M*A*S*H, Happy Days, Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory, All in the Family, The Waltons and, of course, Friends.
Customers will no longer get Cleveland Cavaliers and Columbus Blue Jacket games effective Tuesday, Nov. 26.
My annual Holiday Program Guide — which I've done for 38 years — has many of the favorite TV specials you'll see for free over-the-air television and cable TV.
Frosty the Snowman also moves from CBS to NBC on Thursday, while many more TV classics air this weekend.
Cam Miller's film about the Covington-based toy store chain captures a nostalgic touchstone for three generations of Greater Cincinnatians.
An animated version of tonight's Bengals-Cowboys game will be played in real time in The Simpsons universe on Disney+ and ESPN+.
In the animated alternative telecast, Bart Simpson threw three touchdown passes instead of Joe Burrow in a very entertaining Bengals 27-20 win over the Dallas Cowboys.
The city of Cincinnati's public opinion survey about "development of the Town Center Garage site" doesn’t offer any options for preserving WCET-TV, the public television station which has broadcast from that location for 48 years.
American Masters airs a one-hour tribute to singer Brenda Lee, whose iconic 1958 Christmas hit was No. 1 on the Billboard music chart a year ago.
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